The ASL 2 students have been working on interpreting children's books that focus on growing up being Deaf and Hard of Hearing. At the end of the project, some students volunteered to go to Willard Elementary and Somerville Elementary to read their books to the 1st-4th graders. The ASL 2 students also taught some signs to their groups and answered questions about Deaf culture! 

PREP students and their dedicated Unified Partners traveled to West Orange High School to take part in the exciting Move the Spectrum Field Day, joining peers from many neighboring high schools. This vibrant, inclusive event gave students the chance to play sports, dance joyfully, meet energetic mascots and inspiring professional athletes, and most importantly—build meaningful friendships. Events like this are a powerful reminder of the importance of inclusion, helping every student feel valued, celebrated, and connected.

Anatomy & Physiology Honors and RAHP 10-day cat dissection concluded with a collaborative 3-part practicum where students applied their knowledge of every body system. The practicum required students to identify dissected cat structures, label additional cat structures on diagrams, and answer open-ended physiology questions.  Pictured below: Students collaborate to race against time to complete the cat practicum.